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Bonelord

Bonelord

Charm15
Kills to unlock500
Walks through
Poison
Can't pass
EnergyFire
5 Armor
260 Health
170 Experience
235 (Physical Damage, 45 Fire Damage, 45 Energy Damage, 45 Earth Damage, 50 Death Damage, 45 Life Drain) + 35 Mana Drain + 180 Summons
173~177 Experience
75 Speed
0.80% Mitigation
Damage taken
Weak
110%
Resistant
80%
Immune
0%
Neutral
100%100%100%100%100%100%

Abilities

Melee0-28
Fire Strike (25-45) Bonelord
Energy Strike (15-45) Bonelord
Earth Strike (5-45) Bonelord
Death Strike (30-50) Bonelord
Life Drain Strike (35-45) Bonelord
Mana Drain Strike (5-25) Bonelord
skeleton1-6 skeleton

Max damage

235

Summons180 · 40%
Death50 · 11%
Fire45 · 10%
Energy45 · 10%
Earth45 · 10%
Life Drain45 · 10%
Mana Drain35 · 8%
Physical5 · 1%

Location

General Properties

ClassificationBonelords
Spawn TypeRegular
Illusionable
Pushable
Pushes

Bestiary Properties

ClassMagical
DifficultyEasy
OccurrenceCommon
BehaviourDistance Fighting Icon Magic Level Icon
Soul CoreBonelord Soul Core

Immunity Properties

Paralysable
Sense Invis

Behavioural Properties

Walks AroundEnergy Field (Square) Energy
Fire Fire

Other Properties

Version4.0
May 20, 1998
Beta 4.0
StatusActive

Notes

Bonelords are members of an ancient race that once ruled vast parts of the world. The days of this ancient glory are long gone but unlike other races of the past, the Bonelords managed to survive the decline of their power. Parts of their former power exist along with small groups or loners who took refuge in some ruins or caves. Some reluctantly allied themselves with other races or enslaved weaker creatures to do their bidding. Using bribes or threats, some overlords managed to hire Bonelords into their rank. Such 'labour contracts' are only temporary at best and chances are that a Bonelord is more concerned about plotting revenge or betrayal on its 'master' than to do his bidding.
Bonelords are accomplished magicians of great intellect. The latter is rather alien to human standards and it is not easy to understand a Bonelord's motivations and philosophy. With their natural affinity to the necromantic arts, the Bonelords still claim some areas of land as their own and guard them with the help of their undead minions. They are hostile to most other races which they consider as upstarts and primitive. They fiercely defend their realms or places they claim for their own, and their interest in fresh corpses for their necromantic studies makes them a threat for each human community. Since their population grows only slowly, they envy and hate the more fertile races which, in their eyes, stole the power that rightfully belonged to the Bonelords. Seeing themselves as a superior 'conqueror race', they gather their undead forces and pursue their studies aiming at the day on which they will raise an unstoppable army of powerful undead creatures to lead them to another war to conquer the world.

They are one of the four sources of the Bonelord Shield.

Behaviour

A bonelord attacks from a distance.

History

  • With a small patch on August 23, 2010, CipSoft changed the name of this creature from Beholder to Bonelord. The reason for this change is hinted in the news post as an interference of some wizards of the coast of a remote kingdom full of dungeons and dragons. It is not officially confirmed, but very likely a copyright infringement claim by the company Wizards of the Coast, makers of Dungeons & Dragons, since they see the term Beholder as part of their product identity.
  • After Update 8.0, Bonelords do less damage per turn.